with Mas Sajady
August 20th 2022 at 1:00 pm ET
with Nanci Danison
Saturday, August 27, 2022 at 1 pm ET
4th Sundays at 1 pm ET
Open Spirituality is a non-religious form of spirituality. It’s for people who consider themselves spiritual but who may have issues with traditional forms of religion. Open Spirituality has zero dogma or doctrine. It’s about a personal relationship with the Divine with zero requirements other than your intent to connect.
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August 31st through September 4th
Book Club
August 30th at 7:00 pm ET
About the Relationship Between Mind and Brain
Share, learn, or just listen in our events, sharing groups, courses, and more about near-death and related experiences.
Join us for in-depth discussions on trending topics with top researchers and experiencers. You are invited to ask questions via the Q&A feature.
What happens when you die? Have you had a near-death or similar experience? Are you in search of an understanding community? Share your story, learn from others, or just listen in these safe spaces of hope and validation.
You don't have to read the book to participate! Authors talk about their extraordinary experiences and answer your questions. Book club is held on Thursdays or Sundays.
Learn about near-death, out-of-body, shared-death, spiritually transformative, and other extraordinary experiences. Also find solutions to aftereffects, pre-birth memories, parenting as an experiencer, and other issues in classes led by certified ISGO facilitators.
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I gathered up my courage to share my story that morning, and was blown away. The people were all so kind and welcoming, which was so so helpful to this shy girl. And there were a few people who had similar stories to mine. I left that meeting feeling so free and happy and like I had found my tribe.
It is through bringing experiences such as “miraculous” healing — along with other phenomena associated with NDEs and their aftermath — into view that the sharing sessions reveal strong and undeniable connections between the inframental realm and the seemingly physical world. For reasons like these I find the sharing groups very important in my own explorations into philosophy of science (understood as including the “paranormal”).
When I started a list last week of what everyone at ISGO has done for me, I had to catch myself halfway through the process when I realized I had written over eighteen pages. In short, I owe everyone at IANDS and ISGO more than can be adequately expressed. I truly believe these meetings to be where the rubber meets the road. From the vantage point of someone in my position, ISGO is what makes IANDS tangible and real.
I am so grateful to have this group where I can honestly and safely share about my experiences without feeling shut down. There is a real sense of mutual caring among the members.
Equally beneficial is learning from others’ experiences and the fellowship I feel in the groups. And my impression of others at these meetings is that it is hugely beneficial for them as well. They are, for me, a tremendous help and resource. I cannot emphasize enough the positive impact they have had for me.
After 6 months I finally felt comfortable speaking up for the first time in my life. To the point that I actually looked forward to being able to speak, and feel the freedom of being myself and speaking my truth. That is the power of kindness; the power of having people in the group accept me as I am, and validate my feelings. As well as never be put down, judged, or kicked out of the group for not conforming to what the status quo believes.
I think these groups are great. The only pitfall seems to be time. I find them almost too short to hear everyone's contributions. I always wish they could be 3h long sometimes.
These groups have been a lifeline and a Godsend to me (No pun intended)... I feel very connected to others in the groups and look forward to seeing them; I love that we can connect with people in all different parts of the world to share our commonality, and sense of being.
